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Motorcycle Riding Banned Indefinitely in Addis Ababa
TIKVAH Ethiopia · yesterday · Read the Full Story on TIKVAH Ethiopia
AI SUMMARY
The Addis Ababa Police Commission has banned the operation of two-wheeled motorcycles indefinitely, effective from September 25, citing crime prevention and traffic violations.
- The Addis Ababa Police Commission banned two-wheeled motorcycle riding in the city for an indefinite period, effective from September 25.
- Exemptions to the ban apply only to Code 4 vehicles and police motorcycles.
- Police stated that criminals frequently use motorcycles to commit robberies, move between locations, and transport stolen goods.
- Authorities highlighted widespread traffic violations among motorcyclists, including running red lights, fleeing after hitting vehicles, riding without helmets, and using obscured license plates.
- Police warned that legal action will be taken against any owners or riders who violate the directive.
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